Troubleshooting - Cateye stealth 50 cyclocomputer CC-GL50 Instruction Manual

Troubleshooting

The following troubles are not due to failure.
See also "FAQ" in CATEYE Atlas™ (web) (http://www.cateyeatlas.com/qa/).
Troubles related to the computer
Trouble Check Items
When the power is
turned on, (bat-
tery icon) flashes, and –
then no display ap-
pears.
The power is turned off
while riding.
–
No display appears Is the battery for the com-
when pressing and puter empty?
holding the button
for 2 seconds.
Incorrect data appear.
–
Measurement cannot When the ANT+ speed sensor or speed/cadence (ISC) sensor is
used
be performed. ( S or
C does not flash)
Did you perform pairing
with the speed sensor or
speed/cadence (ISC) sen-
sor used?
Is the condition for mount-
ing the speed sensor or
speed/cadence (ISC) sen-
sor cleared?
Is the battery for the speed
sensor or speed/cadence
(ISC) sensor used up?
Remedy
Remaining battery capacity is
nearly zero. Charge the computer
according to the procedure in "How
to charge" (page 7).
The power is automatically turned
off in 10 minutes if no GPS signal
or speed signal is received. (Auto
power off)
Charge the computer according to
the procedure in "How to charge"
(page 7).
Follow the procedure in "When the
operation is unstable" (page 35).
Perform pairing (page 32).
Mount the sensor correctly by
referring to the instruction manual
supplied with your sensor.
Replace with new batteries.
Trouble Check Items
Measurement cannot When the ANT+ speed sensor or speed/cadence (ISC) sensor is
not used
be performed ( S
does not flash, but
Is it immediately after
flashes on the dis-
turning on the power?
play).
Is the location or weather
suitable for receiving the
GPS signal?
Is the unit installed so that
the computer display (an-
tenna) faces to the sky?
The measurement data
is wrong.
–
Remedy
It may take about 2 to 3 minutes to
acquire the positional information
after receiving GPS signal.
GPS signal may not be received,
thus the unit may stop measure-
ment or may not display appropri-
ate measurements in the following
locations or environments.
• In a tunnel, underground and
building, between high-rise build-
ings, under an elevated structure
and arcade, etc.
• In bad weather (snow, rain, etc.)
• Near a high-voltage line or a
mobile telephone relay station.
• The computer display does not
face upward.
To receive GPS signal effectively,
install the unit so that the computer
display faces to the sky.
The unit may stop measurement or
may display different values from
the actual one depending on the
receiving status, since measure-
ment is based on the GPS when
the speed sensor or speed/cadence
(ISC) sensor is not used.
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